Sentence examples for a peerless talent. from inspiring English sources

Together they have made a moving tribute to a peerless talent.

He has also proved a peerless talent-spotter, releasing early singles by Coldplay, Keane, Supergrass, Ash, the Polyphonic Spree and many others.

It is rare to find a fellow athlete anything less than delighted to share a Games with them, recognition of the peerless talent in those hallowed squeaky boots.

These were not the undefeated Huskies of Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi and Swin Cash, who won the 2002 N.C.A.A. tournament with peerless talent.

At the time, and afterward, I felt the criticism was largely unfair, even though, as a fan of Bode's (of his iconoclasm, his hippy upbringing, his unorthodox style, his peerless talent, his American-ness), I was disappointed that he hadn't done better.

It was England's misfortune that two of that triumvirate of peerless talents never burned as brightly again after the excitement of their breakthrough years, while Scholes ended up retiring from international football earlier than he might have done through being played out of position to accommodate Gerrard and Lampard in the middle.

The format of the show has previously been so strong that it hasn't mattered whether you've heard of the contestants, particularly given the peerless talents of presenters Ant and Dec ,though this time round, producers may have signed up one former soap star too many.

(Nate Chinen) *RAY BARRETTO SEPTET (Tonight and tomorrow night) Mr. Barretto, a conga player with a peerless résumé, was recently named a Jazz Master by the National Endowment for the Arts; he stocks this Latin-jazz ensemble with serious talent, including the drummer Bobby Sanabria and the alto saxophonist Myron Walden.

They made a peerless pair.

▲ A peerless spring-has-sprung coat.

A Peerless drive, on the other hand, is plenty fast.